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Barnama
21 hours ago
- Business
- Barnama
Sarawak Showcases Global Clean Energy Leadership At IEW 2025
BUSINESS KUCHING, July 16 (Bernama) -- Sarawak inaugurated the sixth International Energy Week (IEW) 2025 at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK), reaffirming its pivotal role as a global leader in clean energy innovation amidst the worldwide shift towards sustainable energy. Held under the theme 'From Sarawak to the World: Journey to Clean Energy Leadership', IEW 2025 showcased the state's ambitious drive to spearhead the energy transition across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. In a statement today, Informa Markets Malaysia stated that the prestigious event was officially opened by the Premier of Sarawak, Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg, yesterday. Among the distinguished guests joining him were Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy Transition and Water Transformation, Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, and Sarawak Deputy Minister for Energy and Environmental Sustainability, Datuk Dr Hazland Abang Hipni, who is also the IEW 2025 organising chairman. In his keynote address, Abang Johari reaffirmed Sarawak's unwavering commitment to clean energy. 'By harnessing our abundant natural resources and embracing innovation, we aim to reduce carbon emissions and build a sustainable future. Our goal is to meet energy demands without compromising the environment for future generations,' he said. The premier also emphasised the critical importance of human capital development in propelling the clean energy transition. 'We need a skilled workforce in this space. This is the platform to produce technologists -- not just for energy, but also for emerging industries like aerospace,' he said, noting the broader economic impact of investing in skilled talent. IEW 2025 attracted over 400 companies and brands from 25 countries, showcasing cutting-edge technologies in renewables, hydrogen, smart grids, energy efficiency, carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) and green infrastructure.
Borneo Post
2 days ago
- Business
- Borneo Post
IEW 2025 draws over 6,500 delegates, US$2.5 mln in biz opportunities
(From right) Fadillah, Abdul Rahman, Abang Johari and Dr Hazland during the IEW2025 exhibition walkabout at the BCCK today. – Photo by Chimon Upon KUCHING (July 15): The 6th International Energy Week (IEW) 2025 was officially launched today with Sarawak positioning itself as a clean energy hub for the Asia-Pacific, attracting over 6,500 delegates and an estimated US$2.5 million in immediate business opportunities. Themed 'From Sarawak to the World: Journey to Clean Energy Leadership', the three-day event aims to spark regional transformation through innovation, strategic partnerships and policy dialogue. IEW 2025 organising chairman Tan Sri Abdul Rahman Rahmat said IEW is designed to go beyond business matchmaking by catalysing long-term partnerships that drive real change in the energy sector. 'Think beyond transactions. Forge partnerships that fuel transformation. Embrace innovation that can scale. 'Collaborate with those who share your vision of a sustainable, inclusive energy future,' he said in his opening speech at Borneo Convention Centre Kuching. The event was launched by Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg. Now in its sixth edition, IEW has grown from a regional forum into what Abdul Rahman described as the Asia-Pacific's leading platform for energy dialogue, innovation and partnership. He said the event this year features over 400 exhibiting companies across the full energy spectrum, including renewables, hydrogen, smart grids, carbon capture and green infrastructure. 'We are showing the world what it means to be the 'Battery of Asean,' not only through our resources but through our policies, people, and partnerships,' he said, highlighting Sarawak's leadership in Malaysia's hydrogen economy and its status as home to the country's first commercial-scale hydrogen facilities. Abdul Rahman said the event is designed to serve as a catalyst for opportunity, bringing together government leaders, industry pioneers and young talent. 'We're not just organising sessions – we are engineering solutions. Each panel, networking moment, and technology showcase is designed to spark meaningful dialogue, actionable partnerships, and measurable outcomes.' IEW 2025 also supports Malaysia's broader ambitions to accelerate the energy transition, strengthen energy security and enhance international cooperation. Over the course of the summit, delegates will hear from 50 of the energy sector's most influential voices across 20 strategic sessions, including keynote addresses from the Premier of Sarawak and regional ministers. A parallel Future Leaders Programme connects emerging talent with industry veterans, while technical talks showcase real-world solutions ready for adoption. International Energy Week Kuching lead
